Big time! You should see my facebook feed on a Monday morning! Depressing reading. Wishing the whole week away so that they can enjoy being alive for a few hours at the weekend!most of the people waste they whole life (not just 19 years) on the job they hate /QUOTE]
well it can be worse that living under the bridge...
u may find yourself killed in pursue of your calling ...
so?
do not go ?
it is up to the man to decide what he will spend his life , what risks to take , at how to pay to them
LOL, I had a student once who had lost for 30 years in a row, trust fund baby, never had a job in his life, when he lost what he put aside for the year for trading, he was done for the year, he saw as how many months he was trading as far as getting better at it. He knew more about trading that I ever will remember and yet he couldn't make money. First thing I told him to do was put in an app at McDonalds/any money he was drawing on trust fund had to stop and after a month working, contact me again, surprising he did. He said it was impossible to make ends meet and he had to go out and get second job, so then I started teaching him how to trade, didn't take all the long for him to be making nickels and dimes very consistently. I figured he lost concept of money, what it stands for, how hard it is to make when there is not enough of it. Men especially don't learn unless there is pain associated to it. So he learned about pain and risk, also, too much of looking at charts and NOT leaving one's office is not good, have to leave and do other things. This guy never going to make huge money cause he wants to be the richest man on the planet but at least now he has chance of consistent smaller profits each week. But he knows how hard it was to get to this stage, and been five years in a row where he been trading and he still works two jobs, fear of if he quits he will fall backwards again. He has lost 200 pounds to boot, he feels better and overall now happier in life.Thank you for pointing this out.
I've known "traders" who went at this for as long as nineteen years without ever doing much better than breakeven. Nineteen years. Wasted. And though nineteen years is a bit extreme, one need only click on members' names and view their profiles to find plenty of people who've been at this for four or five or eight or ten years and still haven't reached a point where they are making consistent profits, much less making enough to live on.
If all one wants is a pastime, great. But this can be a hell of an expensive way to pass the time.
Unfortunately the very young don't even know what the risks are, much less the price they carry.
Unfortunately the very young don't even know what the risks are, much less the price they carry.
But I'm not interested in getting all metaphysical about this. I'll let somebody else pick up the ball and run with it from here.
Yes, the big problem with being young and inexperienced is that you don't know what you don't know.
That's not a sin. It's part of growing up.
But the sin is not taking advantage of the experience of others who've already walked the path.
So credit goes to the OP for at least asking.

You want recognition for wasting four years of your life? It certainly is your life and you certainly can do what you like and you will be rewarded most often by how others see you, that is if you can get a employment.Finally some recognition! And I love the internet because it allows for so many opinions unlike my poor friend Freeway Ricky Ross
""I asked the wrong person." - Freeway Rick Ross
http://boingboing.net/2015/05/22/what-i-learned-about-leadershi.html
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So was the four years?That was post was in jest.